Female ejaculation

Female ejaculation... There's so much hype about sex -- or is there? If you've wondered what all the fuss is about, it could be that you're among the 46% of American women who experience little or no satisfaction in the bedroom. In fact, countless women don't even know what an orgasm feels like or how it is achieved. Vigorelle™ for Women can help you discover orgasm for the first time, or experience greater orgasmic pleasure than ever before. Female ejaculation... Now for a milder, more natural approach: Try these remedies under supervision of a health expert: * Black cohosh is believed to act like estrogen, stimulating vaginal lubrication. * Red clover blossoms may also have a mild estrogenic effect. * Ginseng--used as a tonic and an aphrodisiac--stimulates the production of testosterone and estrogen. * Soy products, such as soy milk and tofu, also contain plant estrogens. Female ejaculation... ) If you really want to treat him, try Tina's personalized approach: "For my boyfriend's last birthday, I recorded one of my sexual fantasies on an audiocassette. I have always fantasized about being dominated. Nothing really kinky, but just a little bit more than I have ever revealed to my boyfriend. Well, we played it in the car on the way to a weekend spa, where I was taking him to celebrate his birthday. Female ejaculation... It allows your partner to use his hands to stroke your breasts and clitoris to help bring you to orgasm, adds Kim Davis) a certified nurse-midwife in Inglewood, California. Let You Fingers Do the Walking I started masturbating at the age of 12 and had my first orgasm then, even though I didn't know what the sensation was. My younger sister, on the other hand, never masturbated and never had orgasms until after her third pregnancy. Despite the negative messages most of us have received about touching ourselves "down there," there is nothing unnatural about masturbation. Female ejaculation... The bottom line: Every female's vaginal terrain is unique, and you have to explore your own to discover the hot spots. All-day Foreplay In the movie Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (airing this month on HBO), we learn a painful secret about our 1950's star (played by Halle Berry): She was sexually inhibited and derived little pleasure from sex. In addition, she wasn't given much incentive: On Dandridge's wedding night, her overanxious hubby offered only a quick kiss, then commanded her to "spread her legs." Fast-forward to the year 1999, and many of us still get only lackluster foreplay. But romance and setting the stage are essential to good lovin'. Female ejaculation...